Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1931, Page 7

BRIEF ILLNESS FATAL TO DR. ALBERT SMITH| TIPS TR Veterans’ Bureau Appellate Aide‘ Dies at Capital Residence at Age of 46. Dr. Albert Smith, 46 years old, a member of the Board of Appeals of the Veterans' Bureau, died yesterday at his home in the Tudor Hall Apartments, 926 Massachusetts avenue, after a three- week illness. Death was attributed to heart trouble. A native of Mount Carmel, TlL. and & graduate of the Chicago ‘College of | Medicine and Surgery, Dr. Smith estab- ished a practice in Washington more than 12 years ago. He was appointed to the Board of Appeals about five years ago. He was a member of the Quentin Roosevelt Post, American Legion, and the Disabled War Veterans. During the World War he served with the Medical Cnrps He also belonged to Washing- ton Centennial Masonic Lodge, No. 14. He is survived by his widow and son, who reside here, and his mother, four brothers and a sister, who live at Mount Carmel. Burial will be in Mount Carmel on Wednesday. | | Opening a sealed wagon containing | iron ore from Don Basin, guards at the Polish frontier station of Zdoolbu- nowo found two men and a woman, | | refugees from Soviet Russia, inside, all | three being exhausted from hunger. |17 to 23, in the fifth annual National CAMP NEARLY READY FOR 4-H CLUB MEET Boys and Girls, Winners in 0! States, to Discuss Farm Problems. A city of tents has been erected al- most within the shadow of the Wash- ington Monument to shelter represent- atives of 4-H Clubs from 40 States | who will gather in Washington, June Boys' and Girls’ 4-H Clup Camp. One new State will be Fepresented at !the camp this year. Nevada, which never before has sent a delegate, has organized the farm boys' and girls' clubs and ‘1’3’.% rend .t'u repreunhut:ed More than legat are e: to take in the round hblemu sions of farm and home problems, sightseeing and recreation. m elegates were chosen on the basis of thelr work in cubs carried on co-operatively by the Department of Agriculture and the agricultural col- leges in the States. Each State is allotted a quota of two boys, two girls and two club leaders. The tents were erected near the new Agricultural Administration Buildin, a detail of Marines. The assemblies will be held in the new National Mu- seum auditorium nearby. Lieut. Comdr. Charles Rosendahl, commander of the new dirigible Akron, will address the boys and girls. |MISS GEORGIE SMOOT, 96, 82nd Anniversary Speciall ELEVEN- - DIAMOND BEAUTY $59.75 Reduced from $60 A diamo nd cluster of scintillating fire! A mounting of enchanting delicacy! 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Mattingly. thlrnon Spell, 40, finfl Ruth Bri Jhdge” Roberl £ Mattih o Roer s Baileville, N. - and Ellen Crowhurst, 3, Feware, N al'nd . Duniap. Lec Inckson, 44, and Maybelle Settle, 35; Rev. Joseph W. Henderson. 36, and Eola Caldwell, & La) l? and Katherine Davis, A ieholas Brumfle‘d 24, and Maudene Holmes, 21: Rev. F. W. Johnson Tacey M. Jacobs. 4. Orange. Va. and Mation R, Tunstail, 19, Richmond: Rev. Homer J. Couneilor. Raymond W. Whitman, 30, and Ethel L. Pritchett. 24, both of Richmond; Rev. John E._Briggs. Prancis J. Cole: 24. and Catherine K. !er‘ 20 M\ E. Smith. dman, 26, and Sarah Rosen, 18, both nl Baitimore; Rev. G. Silverstone. James A. Rollins, 23. this city, and Marie M. Hufllfln. 21, Fredericksburg, Va.; Rev. C._P. Ryland. Lawrence ‘¢, Baker. 30, and Ruth B. oche, T nev. SHaries 3 dn Births Reported ‘The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: Herman and Ann V. Schellin. boy James W. and Cor, Daniels. Joseph and Theodo Arthur G. and Blanche james C.'and Harriet E. Suit, il John E. and Adelaide E. Suries. A%and Borothy 1. Beters. "bor. James W. and Mattie M. Vaughn. boy. Albert M and Goldye boy. Horace and M !h CHEN ohnson, Raymond T, Ma Louis and Mollie Garbes Goree™ B M Mabel F. Stoner, boy. Francis A, and Hazel M. Miner, girl. Beniamin F. aad Florence H. Cohee. sirl. Gale T. and Mary Cummin Francis' 8. and Thelma M. Edward J. and Maudeen Moran, Floyd M. and Grace M. Snider. Elmer E' and Helen L. Johni qEdward L and Margarét 1. Ar] Peter and Barah Bencich, girl. Thomas and Elizabeth H. Somerville. wirl. James 8. and Mildred A. Mover, girl Alfred E. and Edith M_Whitmore, mirl. Eugene L. and Eva L. P. Fabritz. girl irl. Engle, zirl. irl mrl s howski, ferdinand and Florence 1. Hofmann, Francis P. and Anna P. Brassor. girl Frederick H."and Austis H MeGormick- Robert L. and Clara Lambert, boy wnd ®irl twins William ‘and Martha Coates. boy. {irzander and Parthenia Hardy.'bor. Wilson and Louise Gray. Homer U and Armie Jonss. eirl Personal Attention to Every Mortuary We have found friendliness to be one of the most deeply appreciated attributes of our service. Folks like to feel that they ara being treated as true friends . .°. that they are being given the kind of service we would want were the situation = reversed and, frankly, friendly personal service 1S what we zive. L.M.GAWIER ©0. * Funeral Direcicrs | 1804 M St. N.W. M] Phone Potomac 4170-4171 Montgomery County Branch Office: Kersington 291 DEATH COMES and Most Families Call CHAMBERS}: LARGEST IN THE CITY 5 Parlors, 3 Chapels, 10 Cars Hearses and Ambulances Free Use of Building Lowest Rates—Complete We have a Funeral for. . $75 With Us Are W. F. ELLIOTT R. K. HARVEY Whose Father Buried Abraham Lincoln Experience of the Best Price of the Least Hearse And All Only The same service riced funerals for chanel. In Case of Death Call THE GREATER W. W. Chambers Co. 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone COlumbia 0432 Where the Best Costs Less ST. ELIZABETH’S PAY TO BUILDERS BLOCKED |t Two Architectural Engineers Were Hired by Hospital Head Instead of Secretary. St. Elizabeth’s Hospit another snag in the forwar buil program, with a straining the Bufld.lnl at the institution, ‘The dispute arose when the controller general's office took exception in the accounts of Homer Smith, disbursing gent of the hospital, to an item repre- senting compensation paid to Louis E. Sholtes and Isaac Tepper, a| the superintendent of St. Hospital as associate architectural engi- neers at $3,200 per annum. The ex- ception was taken, according to Mc- Carl, because the appointments were made by the superintendent of St. Elizabeth’s Hospital and not by the Secretary of the Interior. “Under the plain terms of the statutes of the Unl'ed States code, the power of the superintendent to appoint !m lo{u under St. Elizabeth’s Hospital ted to those engaged for the care ol the insane and laborers on the farm, and would not extend to the appoint- ment of engineers employed under the appropriation for the construction of the Male Receiving Buildin, the de- cision said. DANISH CLUB DANCE Concert Included in Wednesday Evening Entertainment. A concert will be held at 8 o'clock Wednesday night under the auspices of the Danish Club of Washington in Paul Junior High School, Eighth street and Concord avenue. Prof. C. E. Christiani, president of the club, who is also head of the In- stitute of Musical Art, will lead the orchestra soloist ensemble and soloists of this institution. The musical pro- gram will include the overture from “Elverhoy.” The concert will be fol- lowed by a dance. FOR LOST ANIMAI League, 349 eryln?d‘ l‘v‘?“ Anlmll Reu\u BAG—Black tool _bas between Chevy lane on Conn. ave. with plumber’s tools se Circle and_Bradley Reward. 5632 Conn. P g with_ diamonds Priday afternoon, in the Palais Royal eral reward. Phone National 4460, Br. rson who entered taxicab about 3 o'clock on Thursda 4. and found a red book please communi- cate with T. A. Butt, 3036 K st. n.w.? West 2044, set 1 BOSTON TERRIER, female, 9 mo.. ¢ dark “seal. full white collar and narrow biage. white front feet from 907 13th st. n.w. Tuesday 210 reward Melmpelnln 1641 Pers: %o name “Puft’; last uen o Wes- ts._Re Cleveland € DARK FEMALE POLICE DOG, be!reen Fort Hunt. Ve.. and Washington: answers to name “Lady.” Reward. Phone Alexandria 28-F:2 female, youns: Liberal ' reward. DOG—Eskimo_Spitz. white, answers name 583 Park rd. B FORD VICTORIA. 1931, T-5266 D. C_. engine No. A-4391251: dark green body: $25 reward for inforamtion leading to recovery. 2127 California_st L Potomac 6335-J. fi= 'y Rock Creek Phone Potomac day morning Cail Emerson 7226 after 5. LADY'S SHOE—Will lady who picked up shoe. 17th st. ne., reeturn same to 335 17th st.ne? Reward LAUNDRY—Pinished. in Pioneer Laundry bag: lost between Congress Heights and the itol, Wednesday evening. der please Teturn to 604 A st. se. PHOTOGRAPH, small, of young man: vers hignly valued ' Reward gladly paid if re- Telephone North_4760. POCKETBOOK. Iady's. on Saturday, taining $30, driving permit. keys, etc. ;_rl Teward return to Mrs. K. rinity Towers, 3023 Lth si. Reward. turned. con- nw. Valuable evesissses. 1o Cail“Adams 2045 Potomac Park. June 4: also auto cushio Call E_M_Wright, Potomac_3940. RED BOOK, in Diamond taxicab Thursday, | June 4. in"front of the Mayflower Hotel $2.00 reward for return to T. A. Butt, 3036 K st. now. West 2044. RING AND KEYSTuesday. one Treasury locker. | Return o 4617 8th 8. B.we.0F | phone- Adams 1785. Reward | SCARF—_Blue il Pink stripes on end with fringe: Priday night. Phone Potomac 4940-J. Reward, 35. SORORITY PIN_On_ Friday_Greek Ietters: initials on back “L. E. H." Reward. Phone Mr, Walter. National 4206. on morth side of H st. b tween Vermont ave. and 13th Martha J. Stockman. Everett Hotel WILL THE FINDER of the diamond bar pin advertised fn The Star on June 2 and '3 (Box 457-M) communicate ‘.m, Chatles £ Hood. 710 14th st mw? WRIST _WATC] mono Reward. R._E Vierling. Silver Spring. M Always reads to serve, to th jcare and consideration visble reputation. dignified and Funeral Parlor—Private Ambulance and Livery in Connection . JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. SE. Telephone Atlantie 1700-1701 W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Adams 10341 Funeral Costs Our Charges for 1,000 Adult Funerals 30 cost less than...$100 75 cost from $101 to 150 144 cost from 151 to 200 306 cost from 201 to 300 180 cost from 301 to 400 112 cost from 401 to 500 121 cost from 501 to 1000 32 cost.. 000 or over Local and Suburban Service Almus R. Speare Potomac 4600 1623 Conn. Ave. N.W. tal has run into XE Controller General J. R. McCari re- g-ymem. of salaries to two associate architectural engineers en- gaged on work on the Male Receiving because their appointments were “made by & subordinate officer, contrary to law, and also because the appropriation involved is not available for personal services.” inted by izabeth’s Deaths Reported. Tht !olln'l deaths hy bee: o7 TR S R, TR Meyer B. Newman, 78, George Washington Unlverllly Hospital lina_Cross, m llhk! Hu‘;lhl. Hwnnu P, Foms, Houg] 'ton Do ti8nyaer, 45, 5134 61 Dulin, 45. 819 E st. s.e. s C. Arnold. 33, 2216 Nichols ave. James, 18 Homeopathic Hacrll scat 1223 °T s 87, Gallinger Hospital. Susts' Low 48" Gattinger Hosmit . Gallinger - Hospital. W, Smit lter Reed Hoxpital A Samuel Miller, “v‘ O“l’fllnlar Hospital @ard nf Thanks. PHILLIPS. HELEN J. Mr. 4 snd family’ wian 1o thank e many ers ', foss"of their beioved HELEw o Y 1o the Marrtage. WILLIAMS—BOOKER. This is to anmounce tne marritge of Miss GARICE C. BOOKER and Mr. E C. WILLIAMS on Sat- urday 8, 1930, at Annapolis. Btates . November Braths BEX. FREDERICK. On Friday, June §. 1931, FREDERICK, beloved husband of the Inte’Hanna Bex, in the 87th vear of his Remains festing at the Tabler fu- Deral home. 938 M st nv.. where services will be heid on Tuesday.’ June 9. at 10 o'clock a.m. followed by interment in Glenwood Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. (3 BURCH, FREDERICK T. Suddenly. on Fri- day, June 5. 1931, FREDERICK Fhrietar Trom: the chaper of Thomas ¥. Murray & Son, 2007 Nichols ave. se. on Monday. June 8. at 9:30 a.m. Relafives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. CARTER., LEWIS N. On_Prida: 1931, &t his_residence, 316 Yo 4 LEWIS N CARTER. Remaing resting at Mocn & Allen’s funeral home, 13th st. and Florida ave. n.w. Puneral Monday. June & at 1 pm. from Shiloh Baptist Church. Sih and P sts. n.w. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Casket will not be opened in church. Interment Lincoln Me- morial Cemetery. CARTER. LOUIS N. Members of the Young Men's 'Immediate Relief Association are requested to attend the funeral of LOUIS N. CARTER, Monday. June 8 1931 at 1 D.m. from ' the Shiloh Baptist Church, corner 9th and P sts n.w THOMAS HOLLAND, President. B. M. BMITH. Secretary. CARTER, LOUIS N. The John Marshall Harlan' Relief Association announces the June 8. st. n.w. neral Monday. June 8. 1931 at 1 from Shiloh ~ Baptist Church. Memyers please attend. GEO. W. COLE, Pres. L. B. CURTIS. Rec. Sec. CAETER. LOUIS N. The Lincoln Mutual Relief Associ- .on announces the death of Brother LOUIS N. CARTER. Funeral Monday, June 8, at 1 pm. from Shiloh Baptist Church. Members piease attend. GEO. W. COLE. Pres. LUCIAN H. THOMPEON, Rec. Sec COCKRELL, EDWIN L. On Saturday. June 6. 1931, st Emergency Hospital, CLUWIN L. COCKRELL, beloved husband of Eliza- beth McKnew Cockrell. Remains resting at the 8. H. 14th st. n Co.funera Tuesday, June 9, 1 Bethel Cemetery, Alexandria, Va ERICKSON, CHARLES W. C. On Friday. 1931, at his residence. 1st st_and East_lane, Riverdals, Md. CHARLES W. C.. beloved husband of the late Olive B. Erickson and father of Charlotte M. and Ruth Erickson and Mrs. Grace Cooper Funeral from the above residence on Mon- day, June 8, at 2:30 p.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 8 FRIEDLING. CILIA. On Thursday, June 4 1931, ‘CILiA FRIEDLING. aged 47 years. beloved wife of Harry Friedling and de- Yoted mother of Mrs. Joseph Ber Mollie, “Jennie and Rese Friedling neral from her late residence. 1630 Lincoln 1d. ne. on Sunday moraing, June 7, 11130 o'clock 1 GRAVES. SARAH JANE. On Priday, June 5. 1931, SARAH JAKNE. beloved wife of Jesse C. Graves. aged 46 years. Fureral serv- ices at_her laie residence. 710 Bligo ave. Siiver Sprine. Md. on Monday. June 8, ai 10 am. Relatives ‘and friends are invited. Interment | Bethel Cemetery, Alexandria Va. HAUCH. MARTHA ASHBY On Mar 30, 1931, at PFitzsimmon's Hospital. Denver: Colo, MARTHA ASHBY HAUCH. adopted daughter of Mrs Willlam Birney. —She sraduated from Walter Reed Hospifgl as a nurse in 1024. JEXNINGS. EDITH 0. Thursdas. June 4. 1931, in_Florence. Italy. EDITH O. sist the late Hennen Jennings. (New Or- leans papers please copy.) JONES, FRANCIS A. Departed this life on Monday, June 1. 1331 at 6:45 a.m. at his Tesidence. 708 Morton st n.w. FP. A JONES, nusband of Mamie Jones voted brother of M B Williams, Siipson" of Mrs. Franices A° Reed: coutin of Mrs. Bertha Scott. He also leaves to mourn his departure an aunt, Mrs. Jose- phhine Gwinn: an uncle, Louis Reed of Baitimore, Md.. and many other relatives and friends Remains resting temporarily at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and' Eve e sw. Puperal Sunday, June 7133, at 1:36 pm.. from Eveneser Church, 4th' and D sts. ‘se. Interment Rosemont Cemetery. 7 KING. CHARLES E. Departed this life urday. June 6. 1931, at 1:45 p.m. ter Reed Hospital 'CHARLES E_ son of Annie E_and the late Charles A. King. beloved brother of Eliza Mack. he Moore and Agnes Cornish: als3 gurvived by two aunts. & cousin and nieces. Notice of funeral h | KING. C. STANLE 8. 1831 C. STANLEY KING. Mr. and Mrs. E_S. King. ‘Services at his residence. 4543 Conduit 14, nx . Mon: . June 8. at 9:30 a.m. Relatives and friends invited KING, JAMES U. Suddenly, at_ Bridgeville. Del. June 4. 1931, Dr. JAMES U. KING. Ct superintendent of the Alexandria trict of the Washingion Conference M. n Church, beloved husband of Esther B King. devoted father of Druglas S_ King End soncinciaw of Mrs Lubele E. Builer Remains resting McGuire's funeral home, 1820 9th st. nw. Funeral Tuesday, June’9, at 2 p.m. from Asbury M. E Church. 11th and K sts n.w. Interment at Princess Anne, Md. Remains will lie in state at_Asbury Church Tuesday. from 9§ am. to2pm i c. KIRBY. JOSEPH 14th st . Interment Friday. June eloved son of On Saturday, June 6. 1931, 'at his residence. 5 Laurel 'si. Seat Pleasant. Md. JOSEPH C.. beloved hus- band of Catherine E. Kirby. —Fune: from his late residence on Mondav, June 8 at 1 pm.: thence to Forestville. Md.. Episcopal Church. where services will be held at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends n- vited. Interment Forestville, Md. 1 LONG. CHARLES W. on Friday. June S 931, at 6 p.m. at Providence Hospital. CHARLES W beldved musband, of Bessie L. Tong (nee'Struble). ~Funeral from his late residence, 219 3rd st. se. on Mon- day. June 8. at 2 p.m. ~ Relatives and friends_invited to attend. ~Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. MARQUARDT. ELLA BARNES. On Friday. June 5. 1931, at 7:18 p.m.. at her residence. 114 3rd st'se., ELLA BARNES. beloved widow of Philip’A. Marquardt and mother of Sister Rita Marie of the Holy Cross Funeral will be heid from her late resi- dence on Monday. June 8. at 8:30 {hence %o St. Peter's Church: where mass will be said ‘at 9 a.m. for the repose cf her soul. Relatives' and frends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemeiery. MERCHANT, IDA J. On Fridfy, June 5. 1931, IDA J.. in her 78th year, widow of Jobn B. Merchant and mother ‘of Lamont J. Merchant and Hazel B. Jones. Serv- ices Sunday. June 7. at 3 o'clock, at her late residence, 1602 A st. n.e. Interment Philadelphia. 7 JERRY. Departed this life on 2071, JERRY MEYERS Tre leaves & wite, Mary' Mevers: four chil- dren and other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting_at the fureral parlors of Alexander 8. Pope. 315 15th st. s.e. until Sunday. June 7. thence at 309 Virgi ave. s.w. Funeral Monday. June 8. 1 pm. from Ebenezer Church, 4th D sts. see. MILES, JERRY F. Departed this lite June 4 pm.. at Gallinger Hospit SERRE E MIDER the beloved husband of Mary Miles. He leaves to mourn their loss ‘mother. brother. sister and r relatives and frien June 8. at 1:30 D, Ebenezer Church. 4th and D sts. s MILLER, EMMA E. On Ssturdss, June 8 at_her residence. 149 R st. ne 193 MA_E. MILLER. Funeral will tal B CGostello's _chapel, 172 g'lu'e from T. F. orth Capitol st. on Monday Relativ Jun at 11 o'clock. gnendl invited. Interment Glenwood Ceme- ery. NEDDO. RICHARD. Friday. June . 1931 at 12:20 ‘o'clock p.m.. at Norfolk. RIC] ARD NEDDO. sged 15 years, Funeral serv- ices at 2700 Chelsea terrace. Baltimore. Md.. Monday afterncon at 2 o'clock. In- terment Woodlawn Cemeters. PETER, JOHN P. C. Suddenly. on Friday. June 'S, 1931, JOHN P. C. PETER. in his Tist yéar, = Funeral Monday, June 8. at 10 a.m. from the. Colonial funeral home of Wiliiam Reuben Pumphrey. Rockville, Md. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. RICKETTS. CHARLES WILLARD. On Fri- day. Jutie ‘5. 1931, at 'Sibley Hospital, CHARLES WILLARD. beloved husband of Laura C. Ricketts and father of Charles M. and Murray C. Ricketts. Funeral from his late residence, 826 Newton st. n.e.. on Mpnday, June 8. ai 11 am. Interfent | Glenwood “Cemetéry. EOSS. WILLIAM F. Departed this life rn- d.i June 8, 1030, WILLIA] aves 8 o cet"of owner ré Funeral Monday. June 8. At 1 ., from the W. Ernest Jarvis fune: Bilircn. 1423 You ‘st nw. Interment o Remington, ‘Tuesday, June 9. SCOTT, OLY] Departed _ this Thursday, June 4, 1931, OLYER She leaves to mourn their loss & devoted Busband, William Seott; four children, Elanine "and Henry: five Brathers, Georse. Louls, Perty, Eimore William ' Bowe: wo rs, Enna Bow and Mae Gunn, and a host of other rela. fives and friends. Punsral Monday, June from Providence Baptist Church. on M st. between 412 and éth_sf; L at 1 o'clock, Rev. George W. Coleman. pastor. Remains resting ~temvorarily Magzie Winelow's funeral home. 2013 9th & o OSEPH WARREN. Suddenly. Sat. une 6, 1931, at Bis residence, ‘ai M e “Beloved Rushand Puneral from W. W. 1400, Chapisi gt 1ute on BCOTT. | SHADLE, urday. Cai day. mcndz destn of Brother LOUIS N, CARTER. Fu-| NCIS | de- | As7: Bzaflu ‘sine . S081. Bt s o clock mm He leaves a devoted “. brother, one son. Beverly .?Ilh ir., let of other relatives " l')“fflfl l‘l'ln‘néh.' h‘ i.. fount Airy ire s ing gt Prook " Willam's Tuneral ST OR 8 $018 5rd s, e SMITH. ADDISON. All member, SaTTe ARona e Ainmal o DISON SMITH. Monda: {nm. from Mount Al st. near N. SMOOT, GEORGIE W. On !llul’fllz. [ 31, at_her residence. 1437 Clifton JEORGIE W. SM 3 iter lh! lll& ‘William Southeron lflfl in the 94th year of h- ages 1 services at Oak Hill l~1 chepel on Tuesday, June 9, at 3 p.m. THOMAS, JOSEPH. Sudden! n Thurs June 4, 1931, JOSEPH TH(m‘B of Eye st. n.w.. devoted broths of Normi and John Thomas, Marie Valentine ai Bessie Carter. Remains resting at the Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral church, 1 You st. nw., until 3 p.m. Sunday: ‘mf's after at his Iate residence, 2300 Eve n.w. Puneral Tuesday, June 9, st 3 p. from the above residence. THOMPSON, PERRY A. On Saturday. 6. 1931, at his residence. Hyattsville. PERRY A. THOMPSON. husband of lfl’l ‘Thompson and father of Mrs. E. Services at the H Hll! Co. flxflfi Bmer Togt 10t . v " licnday. Sune 11 a.m. Interment Valpa o, Ind. ’ WYNN, HERBERT E. Suddenly. flll htfla SMITH. ADDI day, 'June €, 1931, HERBERT E.. husban of Eva M. 'Wynn. Funeral from W. Deal's funeral home. 816 H st. n.e Tuesday. June 9. at 11 am. ' Rel and friends invited. Interment Ceds Cemetery. In Memortam. BRILL. EVA MAY. In devoted remembra; of ‘my dear wife. EVA MAY. who thirteen years ago today. June 7, 1918, ¢ Thirteen lonely years without you, < And sad along the way: : Por life is not the same for me . Since you were taken away. HER LOVING HUSBAND. F. R. BRILL. ¢ BUCHHOLZ, GUSTAVE. 1In sad but lo remembrance of our dear husband father, GUSTAVE BUCHHOLZ, who dee parted this life six years ago today, June e. how we miss you 8ince from earth you passed away, And our hear's are aching for you As we_think of you today. HIS DEVOTED WI Bix years have passed, dear father, But our hearts are Just the same; Many a silent tear has fallen At_the mention of your name. HIS DEVOTED SON, B COZZENS, JESSIE. In sad but loving re- membrance of my dear mother. COZZENS. who departed this life twelve . years ago’ today. June 7. 1 Gore but not_forgotten. HER DAUGHTER. MRS. IDA HALL. * CUMMINGS. GRACE SHIMM. Entered into S TSy o FEE oo, RuggaeD 1910. GRACE BHIMM C essed are the pure in heart R TovikG DAUGHTER. ERMINE ELIZABETH _N. GRIMKE HODGES. GREEN, THOMAS P. Passed uneenm’ the Grea! Beyond one year 2go today, June 7, 1930. THOMAS P. May his soul rest in peace WILEERT. HIS LOVING SON. VOTED WIFE, SARAH E. kaq‘ HANEKE, F. W. A tribute of love to the cherished memory of my son. ¥ I want you to know you are never fore- goiten: That the old, old days, hid in memors swael Are still & part of my life that T cherish, Without them so much would be income plete 2 And you are mixed up with so much ¥ remember- Your neme 5o often T utter in ps Never forgotten. on earth Always the child of Gt PEYTON, BENJAMIN. remembrance of our_beloved son i brother. BENJAMIN PEYTON. who parted this life June 7, 1925. : We shall mest you. dear. in the sweet by and bs. never mote to part, THE ¥, . In sad but lovh e €1 our des? mother and &rends FRANCES PEYTCN. who departed * twenty years ago today, June 7 Twents years have passed. dear mother, Since you were called awa How well we do remember That sad and weary day. No_one knows how much we miss you, No one knows the iove you gave. But we know that God has blessed you th txest rest beyond the grave. s 2% SES PEYTO! ALICE SMOOT AND G‘RTRU‘DI lm‘ JAMES SMOOT. il | SPARSHOTT. CHARLES A. In sad hut hv- of our dear ing remembrance GHARLES ‘A’ SPARSHOTT. who an-ir.l;’.l this life two years ago tod The hills He, gently closed his lovk And wnispered, “Peace be thine." 1 have a picture framed of you, Pramed in memory, loving and true: None but our eves can see that face. Deen in our hearts is its hiding place. HIS \DAUGHTERS. "LOUISE. fp srzzr'wu.r A In sad but loving remens of my dear mother. hands are folded, k on earth iz done; Her troubles are ended. Fer heavenlv place is won DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MRS BAUR s TIPPETT. PATSEY LOUISE. In oI our dear mother ‘and wif PATSEY LOUTEE TIPPETT. who depai this life four vears ago todas. June 7. 1837 HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. ~ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. - Joseph F. Birch’s Sons . 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